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A review by abumblebeee
Batgirl at Super Hero High by Lisa Yee
4.0
Barbara Gordon begins her career at Super Hero High as the part time tech representative. She works in the tech department and helps fix any glitches. After helping the school defeat Granny Goodness and the furies Amanda 'The Wall' Waller extends an invite for her alter ego, Batgirl, to attend Super Hero High.
This book is not only about the adventures of fitting into Super Hero High as the only student without super powers, but also about earning the acceptance from her dad, Commissioner Gordon, that she wants to live a life combatting criminals. You follow Batgirl through this book as she learns to balance her many classes and duties at Super Hero High, while also trying to convince her dad that she is more than capable of kicking the butts of criminals, and of course destroying the plans of criminals intent on destroying the world.
This is a cute book and fits with the entire DC Super Hero High world that DC has created. It is a book about friendship and learning to work as a team that also expands on how important technology can be. I think it is a very empowering book for young girls and boys! I will definitely have to read some of the other books from this series.
This book is not only about the adventures of fitting into Super Hero High as the only student without super powers, but also about earning the acceptance from her dad, Commissioner Gordon, that she wants to live a life combatting criminals. You follow Batgirl through this book as she learns to balance her many classes and duties at Super Hero High, while also trying to convince her dad that she is more than capable of kicking the butts of criminals, and of course destroying the plans of criminals intent on destroying the world.
This is a cute book and fits with the entire DC Super Hero High world that DC has created. It is a book about friendship and learning to work as a team that also expands on how important technology can be. I think it is a very empowering book for young girls and boys! I will definitely have to read some of the other books from this series.